Hope you can take a nap now. Not too tired, but once I stood at the back of my hubs station wagon in the driveway and kept clicking the remote and clicking and clicking and wondering why the dammmmm tailgate wouldn't go up - guess the battery's dead. Ummmm, nope, wrong car.

I do that often

oh yeah!!!!

I'm often bone tired - being short of breath (even with supplementary oxygen) causes serious fatigue. But I haven't done that yet!

No, but I've nodded off at a red light...

Not tired, but I've had an awful lot going on in my brain lately. More than once I put my hand on the doorknob and couldn't understand why it wouldn't open. It took a split second to realize the key in my other hand had to be involved somehow.

Kennswoods - I recently had a Sleep Study done and one of the questions they asked was if I ever dozed off while stopped at a red light. I haven't but it could be an indication of sleep apnea. Hope all is well with you.

Fropped xxxx Dropped my chin into my porridge this morning - after too few hours sleep.

ole joyfuelledd ... also fuelled by porridge, which also moisturised chin

I haven't had that happen, but I dozed off at the dinner table once. We were having tacos and I was still holding the taco in my hand when I fell asleep. I woke up right about the moment I did a face plant on my dinner plate.

I often fantasize when approaching the door with my hands/arms full that I could just hit a remote. I think that's available, I just have to research it and get the locksmith out here!

I've never done that but remember once years ago in my younger days after a marathon work session (27 hours) coming home and falling asleep in the backyard (a beautiful summer day). My roommate at the time woke me up to tell me I had a phone call and I got up, walked inside, right past the phone and upstairs to my bedroom where I promptly fell soundly back asleep!!

Never did know who was calling for me..........

Yes, I have done that. Makes you feel like an idiot.

I was so tired driving from Long Island to Hagerstown with my daughter one time that when we got there and my husband met us to picked me up I was delirious. Seriously talking full sentences that made absolutely no sense. I even explained to him how to pull a tablecloth off a table without breaking the glasses

Katlan, that's tired.

I think the most tired I've ever been is coming off a long day on the ocean. I would stand in the shower and rock back and forth, shifting weight from one foot to the other as still on the boat. Too tired to finish what I'd gotten in there for and wanting only to be warm in bed ;0)

Nothing clever with remotes though. Mine is one button in my car...garage door opens, I drive in, from there I step into my office with no key. I'm not sure I've ever unlocked a door to this house with a key and we've been here 7 years as of yesterday.

I came home tired, got out of the car, loaded up both hands with stuff, shut the car door and when I went to press the key fob the lock the car, the key was gone! Horrors, where was it! It was in my other hand.

Haven't done the remote bit, but I can remember being so tired that I'd wake up to the alarm and think, if I died right now, I wouldn't have to get out of bed!

When I was working night shift (which I never adjusted to) I would doze off on the short drive home - those Bott's dots on the freeway saved my life more than once!

And whenever I had to reverse for family time (like going to the movies or dinner) I could be counted on to doze off.

Dead tired, I went to bed. Later my bladder called me to rise and stumble to the bathroom. I fumbled around and wondered what happened to the opening in the front of my pajamas. (I had the pajamas on backwards.)

I am so exhausted! I have been at it all day. I just finished putting away all of the leftover food. I'm ready to go lay down.

When I am having my heart episodes I get extremely tired and short of breath. I just want to lay down and relax.

I am exhausted after prepping all day yesterday and then hosting today. We had a mid-afternoon meal. DD and her hubby were the only ones left so she and I went into the den to sit down. I almost didn’t make it to the sofa before I dozed off. They are gone now and I am ready for my pjs.

When I worked nights when I first became a nurse, I would somehow end up on the other side of the bridge and wonder how I didn't remember driving over it. Kinda scary.